Long Live Burns Guitars!

[Bojan]

Hi Bojan just spotted your message about the horses ,sorry no pics but just had new a arrival this morning! John Rostill 1964 bass what an amazing beast , check out the burns website for pictures.Long live burns

Dave

That's all right Dave, I know what they look like, I just thought you might enjoy showing (off) your collection. Anyway, enjoy your new baby!!

[ErikMAMS]

Hi Bojan just spotted your message about the horses ,sorry no pics but just had new a arrival this morning! John Rostill 1964 bass what an amazing beast , check out the burns website for pictures.Long live burns

Dave

Hi Dave - I've sent you a PM

[Pol]

Some nice stage photos from the Burns era. The Shadows at Linnanmaki amusement park Helsinki, 28th of May 1964.

John Rostill w.1964 bass:
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Pol.

[Strummer]

Just to add to this great thread, I am the proud owner of a) Burns Cobra in Fiesta Red (a bit darker than HBM's colou though!) b) Burns Marvin '64 - Excellent axe by any standards, and c) Burns Apache, white with Gold fittings, a really, really stunning guitar, to play and to look at!
I also own a Japanese HBM signed Fender Stratocaster in "original" Fiesta Red, and, a Memphis Tanglewood Semi-Accoustic in Cherry Red with cream piping all around the body, 'f' holes and up the fretboard, again a stunning copy of an ES335. Sounds really good too.

At the moment I play these through a VOX AD30 VT. Am looking to get, when i have saved enough, an ESE Echomatic for THAT sound!